Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-05-27

Attorney Bausman, of Chehalis,
tarried a while in Olympia this week.
Mr.. Wolf Schaffer, of Steilacoom,
has been in the city the past few days.
James Woolery resumed com
mand OF the steamer Fleetwood Tues
day.
The Fleetwood has raised the fare be-
tween Olympia and Tacoma from 81
to$1 so.
Mr.. Daniel Warner and wife, OF
Chehalis county, is visiting friends in
this place.
The steamer Zephyr took load Of
pipe from the Puget Sound Pipe Fac
tory this week.
The new instruments for the Youths
band have arrived, and may be seen in
Mr.. Van Epps' show-window.
Gov. Semple has appointed Mr.:
Bausman, late of Che halls, Executive
Clerk, and he will hereafter reside in
Olympia.
WANTED.-To buy, young brood
mares. two-year-olds; also young cattle.
Enquire at the First National Bank,
Olympia.
Our respected townspeople, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Williams, are happy in
the birth of daughter, which event
happened yesterday morning.
The graduating exercises, at Co.
lumbia Hall, last Friday evening, were
creditably sustained, and reflected
much honor on the school board.
At the residence of J. NJ. Lammon,
Esq, by Rev. w. B. Lee, on the 23d
ult., James A. Dofflemyre and Louisa
8. Hallett, were married all of this city.
Mr.. L. E. Follansbee left, last Tues
day, for several points in Eastern
Washington, where he has appoint
ments for holding teachers institutes.
At the citizens meeting last evening
it was decided to celebrate the 4th of
July in Olympia. A meeting will be
held next Tuesday evening, to ap-
point committees and adopt a pro-
gramme.
There will be the regular morning
services at Jthe PrQhyterian church.
no change having been made, as was
first suggested, on account of the
memorial exercises to be held in Co
lumbia Hall.
The Children's Concert ut the Meth.
odist church, last Wednesday evening,
was one Of the pleasant occurrences Of
the week, and netted the sum of about
80. This sum will be appropriated to
subscription expenses for Sunday
School periodicals..
Our maple shade trees are now in
full leaf, but the destruction Of many
Of them on our public thoroughfares
in response to the demands for bust
ness requirements has shorne our
town somewhat of the beauty of one
nf ho, ~H,:of 49, ox:or.
Mr.. Samuel F. Coombs, . pioneer
Of the Territory and one Of the Demo
cratic warehouses" of King county,
came up TO the Governors reception
and remained over Wednesday. He
is now one Of the Warden's in Uncle
Sans Skookum House on McNeil's
Island.
A fish basket containing q lot Of
fishing tackle and q book entitled
tales from Shakespeare" was lost on
the road between Olympia and Spir-
locks meadow about week ago. II
the finder of same will return it to
Charley Moore or leave it at the
County Auditors Office, he will be
properly rewarded.
Gov. Semple has appointed the fol-
lowing Notaries Public since our last
report: A. w. Wisner, Colfax; E. L.
Benson, Sherman; Maurice Me- icken,
Seattle; Edward Whitson, North Yak
ina; c. 8. Boyer, Spokane Falls; F.
g. Frary, Dayton; A. L. Miller, Gold
endale; L. L. Andrews, LaConner; r.
o. Welts, LaConner.
Mr.. Jameson, the teamster, went
down to Mason county, q few days ago,
to manage the transportation to tide
water Of an exceedingly fine stick" Of
timber, cut in Callow's camp. The
log is 104 feet in length, Ct feet in dia-
meter At the larger end tapering to 81
at the top. It is said that this log al
the mill will readily command q cash
price of $3.50.
The Directors Of the Olympia School
District have selected Mr.. r. B. Bryan
tor Principal, at salary of $50 pei
month, Lizzie C. Brown teacher in the
Grammar Department at $50, Minnie
Lanfdale in the intermediate at $50
Janet Moore in the Primary, at $50
Maggie A. Swan, at Eastside school, 81
40. and Lizzie c. Wren on Westside
Avs. The new salaries effect saw
Ing Of SIS per month, and will enable
the schools to continue q month longer
than formerly.
Commissions have been issued by
Gov. semple to F. A. Churchill as Sur
geon, with rank Of Major; L. H. Wells
Chaplain, with rank Of Captain; Geo
b. Adair Quartermaster, with rank Of
LIST Lieutenant; John H. Hatfield